Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 173
was done byslaves. The planters sonswere sent to the mothercountry to be educated.The daughters were in-structed by private tutors. Most fine gentlemen were fond of fine horsesand dogs. There is a flavor of romance in thepage of history that tells of Washington and hisfriends dashing through the… … SAVING COOD-BVE TO THE LADY IN THE SEDAN, should consider it inconvenient enough to do with-out steam-boat, railroad, telegraph, and daily news-paper, not to mention horse-cars, express companies,letter-carriers, and the tel-ephone. The farmer of 1776 hadno grain-drill, harvester,or…
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